Osaka University has three campuses: Suita (the one closest to my dorm), Toyonaka (where my faculty is) and Minoh (far far away in the mountain). On April 6th we took a tour around the Suita campus:
And this is my faculty in Toyonaka campus:
My faculty: Osaka School of International Public Policy
And finally, Minoh campus:
Being the center of a metropolitan area of 18 million, Osaka is huge. However, the infrastructure is excellent and riding a bicycle can get you far. So, here is…
My new bicycle
A foreigner’s impressions: In Japan there is no such thing as a standard ticket price – the ticket price is calculated on a stop-to-stop basis. Also, they drive on the left side of the road, just like in the UK. In Japanese English, ‘bike’ means a motorcycle/scooter so one has to take extra care not to confuse bicycle with bike.
Did you notice my martenitsa?
Yani goes to Osaka 